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no look at the 100 day mark would be complete without hearing from those who actually voted for donald trumphe trump campaign and hejoins us again now. thank you for coming in. i remember when we spoke you gave me fascinating answer because there was things you did not like, such as business long ban, but what you wa nted business long ban, but what you wanted was an outsider coming to washington. —— the muslim band. so i will —— how is the outsider doing.” think he is doing a greatjob, the economy is looking upwards, america's feel better about our foreign policy and he has done a good job of building his team.“ foreign policy and he has done a good job of building his team. is he living up to his promises? some of the promises take a long time to change, such as health care, immigration but he has lived up to most of the promises he made when he was sworn in. the president is talking to the nra at the moment, the first since ronald reagan to speak at their annual convention. they backed him and he will back them, let's listen. you came through for me and i am going to come through for you.

i hired anet, if employee who promised like donald trump and failed to deliver like donald trump, i wouldave fired him. abe in new york, new york, a democrat. caller: good morning. host: what is on your mind? caller: donald trump is what we knew he would be, a racist come as a native new yorker, we know him better than everybody, he has a history of being a racist. a gerald ford administration sued him and his father's administration for refusing to rent to black people. the republican supporters deny reality, the lady from michigan economybout the great growth, we just had gdp for fourth quarter at .7%, the worst performance in three years. as long as he is against immigrants and the so-called country of laws is basically code for let's keep out immigrants, latinos, african-americans, women, they are ok. he has been dismal. our only hope is that we survived the four years before he made he blows up the world in a fight with north korea. his economic plan will line news and his grifters pockets. we talk about subchapter s corporations that be taxes he paid, he would not be paying a dime i

this comment by donald trump, and the comment saying that we could have a major, major conflict with north korea, what could be the ramifications of saying something like that? >> right, so joy, this is the kind of trump effect we're all facing. trump is describing a pretty obvious reality that nobody would dispute, which is as north korea continues to development weapons and missiles that may destroy the united states. at some point if we can't change that behavior we may be in a conflict with them at the point they may be able to threaten us with a nuclear weapon. a wide array of mainstream politicians would say we really need to work with the conflict. it's not the way the president normally communicates about this issue. it raises the temperature, is he talking about the long-term or the nearer term, something more rash that the foreign policy community would not council. you just don't know wh it comes to trump and it does introduce a great deal of danger, not knowing what he is thinking. both our allies and adversearies are going to act in another way, these are crucial matters

the resistance to donald trump's wall has won again. the first person to stop president trump's dreams of a big, beautiful wall on the southern border was the president of mexico, enrique penieto who in the first week of the trump presidency said absolutely no to mexico paying for the trump wall. the president of mexico refused to even discuss it and canceled a trip to washington to meet with the president of the united states. the president of mexico humiliated the president of the united states over a wall. then last week, the trump administration insisted that at least a billion dollars in funding for the wall be included in the spending bill that congress must pass this week. the president's budget director mick mulvaney threatened his former friends in the house of representatives telling them they absolutely had to do it, but republicans cannot pass that spending bill without democratic support in the senate and the democrats said no to the wall. >> i'll caution, if the administration insists on poison pill riders or extraneous fun

there is only one person in trump's mind who deserves the credit, and that is donald trump. do you have that dynamic playing out, but you have the family dynamic that we've seen over and over again. when you get crosswise with the trump family, your job is in peril. that's the situation that steve finds himself in right now. now, what i think is less clear is going forward, is there a chance for redemption? there is a number of battles that going forward on the budget, on the continuing resolution to fund the government, on health care, on trade, on tax reform, where steve bannon will have the opportunity to work with the conservative wing of the party that has proven so restless, and just unwilling to be corralled. i think that if he's able to work through those situations, and prove to donald trump that he can help, then his job is going to be safe. if not, then it's a different situational together. >> michael, our friend jeremy is too modest to say this, but this has been such an incredible season for incredible journalism. at times you have the daily and nightly multipl

office, donald trump, president, sounding more like donald trump, candidate for president, serving up red meat to his base at the nra. >>> also, north korea's missile test less than 24 hours after trump says we could be in for a major, major conflict. tonight, the trump response. >>> and what may be the single biggest failure of the first 100 days. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening tonight from washington, d.c. i'm joy reid in -for-brian williams who has the night off. today was day 99 of the trump presidency. trump may have 99 problems but getting the love from his base ain't one. first up, a trip to atlanta for a speech to the national rifle association where trump the president sounded more like trump the candidate serving up that red meat to the crowd. >> november 8th. wasn't that a great evening? do you remember that evening? remember that? and remember they said there is no path to 270. for months i was hearing that. you know, they are trying to suppress the vote. i have a feeling that in the next election you are going to be swamped with candidates. it may be pocahon

that donald trump as a man, this always goes overboard. the collusion, never proven collusion between the trump campaign and russia. i heard and saw people on twitter suggesting the fact that russian forces on the ground in syria were given a heads up before the airstrike was evidence that donald trump is indeed still in the pocket of letter to. that is how far the idiocy goes when it comes to the left and their hatred of donald trump. >> the idiot on my side. neil: even as host of the show this is crazy. positing the possibility this was all a way for vladimir putin to feign rage to cover his buddy donald trump. >> i heard that and a lot more last night and more from the intelligence community discussing that possibility. that is going a little far at this point. i don't buy it right now. it is early in the morning, get back to me this afternoon. what i would say is i was impressed with the positive coverage that came out the night of the attack if you were watching cnn. i heard there were people who are no fan of donald trump talking abou

ut it's not enough to just see donald trump's form 1040. cause he tells us he has 532 private businesses, secret businesses in the sense that they do not report their financial information to the s.e.c., over 532 of those business endity investments. we need to see the tax returns of every business entity that trump controls. over 100 of those investments are in foreign countries. we need to see the tax returns of trump panama hotel, l.l.c., trump korea, l.l.c., d.t. dubai golf course, l.l.c., and all the business entities that he has that are doing business in saudi arabia, qatar and china. finally, donald trump ran as a populist, especially on corporate issues, but now he wants to allow corporate inversions that provide tax benefits to corporate benedict arounds who betray our -- arnolds who betray our country. he refuses to say that china is a currency manipulators even though he said during his rallies he would do just that and he refuses to do anything about chinese requirements regarding coal production. the speaker pro tempore: the g

now for 2 donald trump not giving up on his promise to replace obamacare. what comes next?republicans are shopping around the obamacare replacement plan as pressure mounts to get something passed in the first 100 days of donald trump's presidency, sources told foxnews the text of the bill will come in the next few days at a conference call scheduled for this weekend. lawmakers winding down a recent recess and will be back next week. 216 votes are needed to get anything through and the other piece of business on the table in washington, potential government shutdown, making a choice between keeping the government up and running or repealing obamacare, the president said this. >> i want to get both. are you shocked to hear that? we are doing well in healthcare and we will see what happens as far as keeping the government open. we want to keep the government open, don't you agree? >> reporter: the first 100 days end next week, flying by. >> i can't believe it has been 100 days, seems like a lot of work has happened, a lot more to be done. let's see what is coming up on "fox an

and a new report tonight, saying that donald trump is turning on steve bannon, but first, sean spicer. sean spicer proved once again today why he is the absolutely perfect spokesman for the trump white house. >> hitler didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> mr. spicer, is a gift that keeps on giving. >> he was not using the gas on his own people the same way that assad is doing. he brought them in to the holocaust center. >> i'm absolutely sorry, especially, during a week like this to make the comparison that was inappropriate. >> meanwhile president trump himself seemed to make a similar point. even some of the worst tyrants in the world didn't use the kind of gases the syrians use. >> if they used chemical weapons, they're going to pay a very stiff -- pay a very stiff place. >> at this time, there's no consensus in the intelligence community that that's the case. >> putin is backing a person that's truly an evil person. and i think it's very bad for russia and it's very bad for this world. >> mr. putin has picked a side in the civil war and he wants his side to win. >>> brea

we talked a lot about donald trump's historically low approval ratings. en you narrow it down to just trump supporters a new poll shows almost no movement. an overwhelming majority, 93% are still with them. if you are a student of american partisanship, you shouldn't be surprised. what about the voters who made the switch after backing barack obama twice? micolle wallace has been following trump voters since election in a special series called "in trump they trust". listen. >> reporter: brad knew he was taking a big leap when he voted for donald trump. >> i was a democrat. my grandpa, my dad, they were union guys so i never even thought about voting for a republican. >> reporter: but he never thought flipping sides would create this much chaos. >> it seems to be a real mess in washington. that's for sure. almost like they are playing childish games againstach other. >> reporter: since january we have been meeting americans just like brad, democrats, first-time voters. >> we need some changes made. >> reporter: and even bernie sanders supporters. they all e

donald trump, show your taxes.ause] it is our country. whether we are christian, jewish, muslim, atheist, is our country. donald trump, show, you're it, texas. show, your, taxes. it is our country. ia orr we are lgbtq straight. donald trump, show your taxes. [applause] it is our country whether we are black, brown, or indigenous, or asian, or whether we are white and, donald trump, we demand that you. crowd: show your taxes. >> mr. trump, it is our country and we are here to reclaim it to reclaim itnny, from your exclusion and hate. to reclaim it from the defensiveness that you have divided in this country. ,r. donald trump, show, your texas. -- taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. >> are you fired up? are you ready to march? are you fired up? are you ready to march? woo! me too. before we march, there were be marks along the route to guide you. if you are driving, all the rows are up -- open in the opposite di

son-in-law, this is what donald trump had to say. i like steve, but you have to reme he was not involved in my campaign until very late, trump said. i had already beaten all the senators and all the governors, and i didn't know steve. i'm my own strategist. steve is a good guy, but i told them to straighten it out or i will. hardly a ringing endorsement. according to "the washington post," who interviewed 21 of trump's aides, confident aunts and allies, the president's comments were described as a dressing down and a warning shot. the one bannon friend reflecting on them wednesday likened bannon to a terminally ill family member who had been moved into hospice care. exactly how this turf war in the white house will affect the course of the trump presidency is ahead. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do r

esta maÑana en "despierta amÉrica" le dijeron que donald trump -- para donald trump sigue siendo unaegÓ ice, en febrero, 47% de que se deportÓ no tenÍa antecedente criminal. carolina: mÁs adelante, estaremos hablando contigo. vamos a la pausa comercial. gracias. javier: bueno, sin embargo, a pesar de las encuestas, existe un sector de la poblaciÓn que estÁ apoyando y defendiendo las acciones del presidente donald trump. una de ellas es jasmina. te querÍamos preguntar, cuÁl en la nota que le pones al presidente del 1 al 10? >> buenas tardes. la nota que le pongo el presidente es 100. todos los que votamos por donald trump estamos apoyando. Él ha tratado de cumplir todas y cada una de las promesas que hizo durante su campaÑa. el hecho de que ha sido y estÁ siendo bloqueado por el congreso, y por cierto jueces que no le permiten trabajar y cumplir con sus promesas, esa es otra historia. es mÁs, donald trump, es el presidente que mÁs contra tuvo la mayor de comunicaciÓn. sin embargo, ha logrado muchas cosas. le ha aportado fondos para mantener los valores familiares. carolina: te quisier

and then donald trump tweeted terrible! found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. noing found. this is mccarthyism, exclamation point. and so ignited the entirely self created controversy that has engulfed the trump white house and the intelligence community, even paul ryan. >> we put our statement on sunday saying we would have no further comment. >> have you seen any evidence to support the president's claim that he had been wiretapped by the previous president? >> yeah, i have not. i have not seen that evidence. >> any reason to believe that he was wiretapped by the previous administration? >> look, the answer is no. >> i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. >> going to take the tweets literally. and if you are, clearly the president was wrong. >> wait a minute, there is a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i've been seeing a lot of things. >> said president obama ordered wiretaps on trump tower. what do you believe? >> no. that's what i said. we've cleared that up

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donald trump, show your taxes. is our country. whether we are christian, jewish, muslim, atheist, is our country. donald trump, show, you're it, texas. show, your, taxes. it is our country. ia orr we are lgbtq straight. donald trump, show your taxes. [applause] it is our country whether we are black, brown, or indigenous, or asian, or whether we are white and, donald trump, we demand that you. crowd: show your taxes. >> mr. trump, it is our country and we are here to reclaim it to reclaim itnny, from your exclusion and hate. to reclaim it from the defensiveness that you have divided in this country. ,r. donald trump, show, your texas. -- taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. show your taxes. >> are you fired up? are you ready to march? are you fired up? are you ready to march? woo! me too. before we march, there were be marks along the route to guide you. if you are driving, all the rows are up -- open in the opposite direction.

joni ernst will not defend anything about donald trump the person. donald trump the businessman. she said last month that donald trump should release his tax returns. she said basically what elizabeth warren said about that today. >> he promised during the campaign that he would reveal his taxes. in fact, how many clips have you got here? he'd reveal them after this. he'd reveal them after that. oh, then he'd put it off. >> do you think he ever will? >> i don't know, but i'll tell you this. people are going to keep demanding it and making their voices heard on this. >> joni ernst is one of the republicans in the senate demanding that who wants donald trump to release his tax returns. senate republicans like joni ernst know that passing the big tax cut they want to pass is going to be much more difficult with voters wondering which of the tax cuts are a gold mine for donald trump and his family. and on policy, joni ernst could not have disagreed more with what donald trump had to say today in wisconsin. >> nafta has been very, very bad for our country. it's been very, very bad for

and can melania trump help donald as much as she did? think every time melania trump goes into public she helps donald trump.another mean that in a good way. obviously a very self accomplished woman. and i think that it speaks well of donald trump that she would marry him. right? i mean, it says a lot about their marriage and her regard for him. and his willingness to let her pursue her own dreams and goals and things like that. nancy reagan is a signature in american history. she never ever got involved with policy. she never said you know ronald, i'm not sure about this. she was never there as far as that goes. you know she never said anything about those things were as carter sat in on cabinet meetings when jimmy carter was president. we know that nixon never got involved either. but they had a marriage that rivaled abigail and john adams. they were married for 54 years, they were madly in love with each other. spencer just had his 90th birthday. a good friend of mine. a longtime political advisor, very close friend of nancy reagan. a

donald trump is setting the agenda. world is hopeful for a stronger unison between the two nations. and we are getting more footage right now. they are meeting inside that resort in mar—a—lago. body language is looking fairly positive at the moment. but as you say, trade is the big issue. i think in the long—term, after the niceties of the summit, that is when the tough work is going to really continue. i don't hear the south china sea being mentioned so far in some of the early talk of what this summit will focus on. but in a way, economically, it cannot be separated. i want to talk about the south china sea right now. but the reality is when we talk about the economic relationship, we talk about free navigation of the sea. and in asia, so much trade goes through the south china sea from the world. right now they just want a smooth summit. we can only hope for the best as we move forward. the former us ambassador to the asia bank. among things on the agenda will be north korea. the us wants china to use its economic in

he doesn't let donald trump finish donald trump's thought. that's the most important sentence in what he just said. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more of a -- feel free to tweet me your guesses about how he was going to finish that sentence before he decided that he shouldn't finish that sentence. whatever he was going to say, donald trump himself decided he shouldn't say it. it was against donald trump's better judgment. imagine, imagine what it had to be for donald trump to think oh, better not say that. he thought it was going to be more of a what? the president gave that interview yesterday. he knew congress would be gone less than 24 hours later, and he would be stuck with his 100 days of zero legislative accomplishments on the donald trump campaign agenda, which was supposed to be the trump presidency's first year agenda. some of it was supposed to be the trump presidency's first day agenda. but just about all of it was supposed to be the trump presidency's first 100-day agenda. a deadline that the president himself imp

that's the end of donald trump. donald trump is finished. how does putin react to that?there is a possibility that pew p putin is not going to back down. letting them know of the rockets is part of the procedure. also, by the way, putin from the embarrassment, lets say they try to shoot down 59 tomahawks and they could not do it. there is a possibility that putin did not say anything aggressive today. it is true that gesture did not do a lot of damage. it is two actors there not doing a whole lot and making it looked really, really striking. so what's really happening is what we are going to see next week when secretary of state, tillerson. are they talking about solving a problem or a third world? it is none of those things. it is something that we can move forward and selling on the idea. >> david, thank you very much joining us from moscow tonight. thank you for joining us, very appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, what's next in syria in we got the word, breaking news that the trump administration has zero plans for next step in syria. and the war inside the tr

good morning. >> tensions rising to dangerous levels, donald trump issuing his strongest word yet on a confrontation with the road nation. >> a chance we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. >> trump says he hopes to resolve the crisis through economic sanctions and cooperation of the determined china but the use of force not off the table, more anti-us propaganda spews from the regime, video released in the last hour from reuters which shows missiles being launched from beaches and north korea, military drills as leader kim jung un watches. a mock attack on washington. secretary of state rex tillerson reacted to the provocation saying a strategy is in place. >> we put in place a very deliberate strategy we are in the early stages of executing and it involves pressure on the regime in pyongyang and also involves calling on china to play a role in how we deal with this threat. >> america's top commander harry harrison says i also to defense system will be ready to go in days to defend against launches. billion dollars system and the uss carlson's and strike pos

sharyl: much like his campaign, donald trump continues to navigate uncharted waters as president. ident trump: no administration has accomplished more in the first 90 days. david gergen: i actually think this may be the worst 100 days we've ever seen for a president. sharyl: taking it on the chin and conservative alike. charlie sykes: so far, the only president with worse 100 days was william henry harrison who didn't last past 30 days. sharyl: together with the media establishment, it seems nearly all were equally committed to criticizing president trump's every step, syllable, and tweet from day one. frank: i think that the first 100 days, which should have been, if not a honeymoon, at least, a time when we can go out and have dinner nicely together, were not that. sharyl: frank sesno is director of the school of media and public affairs at the george washington university. frank: donald trump doesn't go to the white house correspondents' dinner. donald trump goes out and continues to call reporters horrible people, refers to the media or some of the media as enemies of the peopl

i mean, donald trump is doing the work for democrats. i mean, he has had, as we talked about from the top of the show, the worst first 100 days we've seen in modern times. he hasn't talked about where are the job, right? that's the big thing. he had a populist message which is why he ended up winning those three states because people were really feeling the economy and they wanted jobs. we haven't seen anything at all, if anything, his major signature pieces of legislation, if you will, have failed miserably. so it's really, i mean, he's doing the work for us by being so divisive, by not unifying. this is the time for donald trump to bring us together because as we know from this election, this past election, we are a divided country and he hasn't done that as president. >> we mentioned at the top of the show, look, washington, this is about the 1,000th time in the last seven, eight years, washington on shutdown watch this week. the issue there, potential stumbling block, issue of the boarder wa er border wall. donald trump tweeting "the

as commander in chief, president donald trump is rebuilding our military. responding the arsenal of democracy and president trump is fighting every day to give our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coast guard the resources and training they need to accomplish their mission, protect our nation, and come home safe. [ applause ] the president proposed one of the biggest increases in defense spending since the days of president ro nald reagan. and president trump has taken decisive action to support those who have worn the uniform. he's working every day to make sure the veterans of our armed forces have the benefits they have earned including world class health care. president trump will make the strongest fighting force in the world even stronger. with renewed american strength, president trump is standing with our allies and standing up to our enemies. he's put iran on notice. he's standing strong in the face of threats from the regime in north korea. when the world saw our president's strength and resolve and the actions he took in syria and afghanista

so you went to a bunch of donald trump rallies. >> yes, things like that. >> donald trump name you ashe foreign policy team, that was in march, then in august, they say you were an informal advisor, and then james miller said you're not an advisor and you made no contribution to the campaign. >> i never met james miller. i think he joined kind of mid summer. >> did you actually write policy papers and send them to the campaign? >> i don't like talking about specifics -- >> you're telling the "new york times" you did so on march 25. >> that'sary enough. >> can you say who you sent policy papers to? >> i don't talk about internal matters. >> they are talking about internal matters saying you weren't part of the campaign at all. i'm not surprised, he didn't know me, he -- >> nobody ever came out after jason miller said this, and said actually that's not true, carter page has been an advisor to the campaign. >> the beauty of it. part of the reason why i stepped back is i wanted to prevent -- continuing to be a distraction. and i mean this news cycle -- >> they said you weren't part of it

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i think it will still support him and donald trump is the brand of donald trump.d say, he went in and said he would drain the swamp in washington... they will say, donald trump is pragmatic. look at what he has done with the chinese to get them to pressure the north koreans. look at what he's doing with manufacturers and business leaders and the white house, to make it more responsive. in short term, people might think, donald trump is hurting his brand, but long—term i think it is a pragmatic approach of strong, steady government that people are looking for. kristian, great to see you as well. i would add to that... it is stunning that he keeps saying, i was wrong, i did not realise that health ca re wrong, i did not realise that health care was wrong, i did not realise that health ca re was so wrong, i did not realise that health care was so congregated. at the weekend he said, i sat with president xijinping for weekend he said, i sat with president xi jinping for ten minutes and he would have known it was not easy to get a deal with north korea? natal is obsole

she's not donald trump. if donald trump -- donald trump continue dibbing her, if he doesn't back her up, if he doesn't say the same thing and he doesn't take any action to marginalize putin and to point out this is one of the reasons why someone like max boot and myself, who for use have not agreed on anything, can agree on this, then it really doesn't matter what nikki haley says other than she has bragging rights. she can say she took a good line. she can write this in her book. can write op-eds. if donald trump doesn't follow suit, vladimir putin can say i see where power is. i don't care what an ambassador of the u.n. says. >> i think any former ambassador of the u.n. will tell you the way it works in that building is it does indeed matter what the u.s. ambassador says every time the u.s. ambassador speaks. now what we're talking about -- >> i would hope so. >> -- is something else in what does it mean in terms of what the united states is going to do next. it's always been a different issue in fact. >>

>> well, donald trump is a corrupt liar, and so, therefore, better than donald trump is not a suitable standard for the conduct of public figures. i think that one of the most damaging things that donald trump can do to our discourse is allow people to say, i'm not as bad as donald trump, therefore what i'm doing is fine. >> what is your sense, too, of the appetite, of the reaction sort of on the left, the reaction among obama supporters? do you think there's widespread concern over this? or do you think they feel like, yeah, give the guy a pass? >> i think it's mixed. i mean, we've seen comments from bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, the more bank skeptical parts of the democratic party that are kit krrit cal critical. barack obama is popular and popular with democrats. people have warm personal feelings about him. they don't want to criticize him. i think that's fair enough, but i still think that what he has done here is a thing that especially if you does more of it, if it becomes a practice, i think is long run damaging to the democratic party. i think it's not pleasant to have

most beautiful piece of chocolate cake you've ever seen according to the owner of mar-a-lago, donald trumpthe united ste just look at it. it even comes with ice cream, two sauces, and a trump logo right on the top. but we've learned some information about the kitchen where it's made that may turn your stomach. according to "the miami herald," florida restaurant inspectors found 13 health code violations at mar-a-lago's kitchen in january. three of which were, quote, high-priority, meaning they could allow the presence of illness-causing bacteria on plates served in the dining room. a spokesperson for mar-a-lago responded to the report saying, quote, we take food safety very seriously, and all the minor adjustments were made immediately. additionally, the report by the health inspector was updated the very same day to reflect that the mar-a-lago club was in full compliance. the communications director for the florida department of business and professional regulations also released a statement, saying, quote, these infraxzs were part of a routine inspection and were not complaint-based. the

donald trump considers major shakeup of white house team. on politico, banner and jared hold sit down and attempt to bury the hatchet. and from axios, trump eyes new chief of staff, house leader on short list. that would be kevin mccarthy of california. tonight kellyanne conway dismissed the reports but didn't flat out deny them. >> donald trump, as businessman and president of the united states surrounds himself with a diverse group of people who are brilliant, have expertise who have strong opinions. >> is bannon there to stay, is reince priebus there to stay? >> i would assume so. that's up to donald trump. i have heard nothing but rumors and innuendos and press reports that would make any of us believe that the real shakeup going on in washington is the way donald trump is coming in as the disruptor. >> there was that. and now, the "new york times" has this headline, trump fires warning shot in battle between bannon and kushner. joining us tonight, one of the authors of that piece, jeremy peters who is also an msnbc contributor. stefani r

donald trump is a rock star. to give you some idea, we're the middle of trump country. i can walk or drive to canada, mexico, the atlantic ocean, and the border of california and never set foot in a clinton state or a clinton county. in cincinnati, also, "usa today" not exactly a conservative publication, sent out a bunch of reporters into southern ohio and kentucky a few weeks ago to get ready for a story today. the first sentence of the story is, keep it up, president trump. i think there's a disconnect among the real people who live in america and the coastal elites. i can go weeks and weeks and never get a phone call from anyone criticizing the trumpster. we love donald j. trump. >> so they love the fact that he's a rock star. what do they want him to keep up? what is the most important thing they want him to get done for them right now? >> for real people, it's about jobs, the economy, immigration. think about this. since he took office, about $2.5 trillion has been put into the american economy through the stock market. the regulation cutback in one study had savi

what does it mean for donald trump? especially the reversals. seeing a trump doctrine take shape or is this just hodgepodge? >> i don't know if we're seeing a trump doctrine take shape. certainly donald trump is not more trying it as such. it's a little bit more of the disparate and discreet incidents that have happened, whether the syria attack or this bomb. you just said tactical move that the theater commander was able to make, not necessarily the large strategic part of a strategic framework here, and i think -- the only thing that i could sort of ascertain in observing what donald trump is doing right now is that he's going mainstream a little bit. he's going establishment which is totally against the brand that he ran on, but he -- i think it shows the power -- and when i say establishment, brianna, i don't mean just republican establishment. >> he's getting a lot of accolades for what he's done. >> the washington establishment, and it shows the power and the stranglehold that the establishment has. i know he tried to bust it up during the

it's donald trump.g about because at the core of the enterprise in the white house, there's no core. donald trump over the years and recently has gone back and forth on many key policies, health care, tax reform, abortion, because he doesn't give strong direction about ideas and he doesn't have ideas and because he's not about ideas, it's about him, it leads to this battle ground where anybody shows him the right video image can win a policy argument. that raises the stakes and creates a lot more chaos and we saw in the health care fight it doesn't tend to work. >> jonathan swan, seen here of the president saying to priebus and bannon, work this out. not saying that to jared kushner. is there any indication in any of your reporting that the president is putting any pressure on jared kushner to find the solution to this relationship? >> my understanding is that he's told them to cut it out. he's sick of seeing this. the last week has become -- the tension was sort of building, but this week has been ridi

all these johnny-come-latelies that created donald trump, donald trump and everyone around donald trump will say steve bannon created me, he was around for -- then they will give the number of days. >> that's at one level. then you take the junk into the white house, you now have president donald trump and steve bannon, still, again, human nature thinking because he created the presidency, it's now his job and he has the authority to mold and manipulate the presidency. yet in terms of creating the presidency, all of us were present on that day, that night in manchester, new hampshire, freezing cold night when people weren't coming out of their homes and yet 6,000 people showed up on versus obama center on elm street in manchester. >> by the way, did they come out for steve bannon? >> that's the point. >> not a lot of them. >> what about the mercers? they were working for ted cruz at the time. that's the insanity of this. that's a great point. it's snowing outside. they don't think anybody is going to come. >> no. the candidate is late. >> fighting through snow to get there. >> because y

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of heart by donald trump? well, trump has been clear about opposing any u.s. intervention in syria since at least 2013 when he posted tweets like these posted at then president barack obama. what i am saying is stay out of syria. in all caps, again, to our very foolish leader, do not attack syria. if you do, many bad things will happen. from that fight the u.s. gets nothing! . the white house trump's involvement went well beyond what could generously called benign neglect when he tried to pass not one but two legally contested travel bans against syrian refugees and five other muslim majority countries. what happened between trump believing attacking syria was foolish and his decision to launch 59 cruise missiles at syrian airfield over dinner with chinese delegation at mar-a-lago? well 24 hours before the airstrike donald trump made a major change to his national security circle. on wednesday trump signed and order ousting his chief strath strategist steve bannon from national securities committee, unpreceden

it didn't take long for the swamp to drain real donald trump. no name. t really ugly. trump social media director dan ska vino took to twitter to summon the power of the trump train to challenge ammash in a primary challenge. they were the originally anti-government, anti-establishment beloved by the gop base. they specialize in primary and sitting republicans. remember eric cantor? boom. gone. blah better way to show their cred that they're tea parties and voters by publicly thwarting the most powerful person in the d.c. establishments -- the president. that's why ammash responded trump admin and establishment have merged in into #trumpestablishment. same old agenda attack conservatives, libertarians and independent thinkers. national republican consultant kate dawson and charlie seitz. all friends of the show. our new friend, kristin, i do find it a bit strange that donald trump and his team, or donald trump is trying to cast the tea party as the establishments? >> it's going to make his life very difficult when it comes to midterms because donald trump

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i really believe that donald trump was unlawful. the other thing is that when obama wanted to do the same as trump, congress turned their heads. it speaking of congress, appears to me that donald trump is to dismantle this emocracy and those republicans in congress and all the rest of their just turning heads. that is not a nt normal president. i'm not a republican but you complained eople about bush. but do you know what, bush was an amateur compared to donald trump. other thing is one obama didn't do anything. yes. do you know why, caller, why he didn't? because congress and the we want to said impeach this president. you know what they wouldn't allow him to do what donald trump is doing. and the other thing is about those republicans that sit billionaires. d you know what they do, they sit around and talk about obama but undoing p is doing is that that we had, that president obama is still my president, by the way. hey are undoing everything president obama. this man. obama was a man with integrity and dignity. this president, we

it's pathetic that donald trump would not show his taxes. host: can i ask you about the early caller's comment that president trump could release all his taxes and it wouldn't matter? why should he release his taxes? caller: he should release his taxes because it would show where he's getting his money from. we know that donald trump owes hundreds of millions of dollars to china, to russia, his son actually said donald trump's son actually said that millions and millions of dollars are poured in from russia. and it's curious that many people in the trump orbit from flynn to cushner to manny ford, they're all associated with russia. i think 20 people that are on the witness list of the senate have been called to testify because they have ties with russia from jeff sessions. the list goes on and on. manny page, roger stone, ford. it's very suspicious that many people that are in donald trump's orbit are associated with russia. i think it's very -- i think it's very important. host: i'm going to dom the issue of tax, reform. the "new york times"